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Rein in you power – Especially for older large appliances, use an electronic power-controlling device ($26-$60) to reduce the motor’s energy consumption.  It’s not a power strip, but a small electronic that does not consume any energy itself.  It regulates power delivered to the unit by adjusting its oscillation so it operate more efficiently.  Savings vary with voltage, appliance age, and local electricity charges.

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6 Ways to Save On Homeowners Insurance

From the Insurance Information Institute.

  • Install smoke detectors, a burglar alarm or deadbolt.  Savings: 5%
  • Become a long-term policy holder.  Savings:5-10%
  • Buy home and auto policy from the same insurer.  Savings: 5 – 15%
  • Add fire and burglar alarms that connect to the police, and a sophisticated sprinkler system.  Savings: 15 – 20%
  • Be 55 Years or older.  Savings: Up to 10%
  • Stay with the same insurer (six years or longer).  Savings: 10%

Note:  Discounts vary according to the insurer.  Contact your provider for individual discounts and rates.

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Find Tax Rebates/Incentives for Energy Efficiency in Your State

DSIRE is a comprehensive source of information on state, local, utility and federal incentives and policies that promote renewable energy and energy efficiency. Established in 1995 and funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, DSIRE is an ongoing project of the N.C. Solar Center and the Interstate Renewable Energy Council

Go to:  http://dsireusa.org/  Click on your state and it will show you all the financial incentives in your state.

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